Edward James Mortimer Collins

Person

born 1827, died 1876 (age 49)

pseudonyms: Robert Turner Cotton
gender: male
born in: Plymouth, United Kingdom
died in: City of London, United Kingdom
vocations: author, publisher

residence: Guernsey, United Kingdom | Knowl Hill, United Kingdom

work: Guernsey, United Kingdom

author of the following texts (1):

The Village Comedy (Published in: 1878)

publications (1):

The Village Comedy (Published in: 1878 )

manager at the following publishers:

Hurst & Blackett (founded in: 1853 closure in: 1954)

text settings:

Fictional village--Copse Hill--in the fictional county of Oakshire located along the river Thames “only thirty miles from London.”

publication locations:

London

Relations to other persons:
marriage:

Frances Collins (1841 - 1886)

co-contributor:

Frances Collins (1841 - 1886)

Periodicals:
founder:

Channel Islands Magazine (founded in: 1853 closure in: 1853)

editor:

Channel Islands Magazine (founded in: 1853 closure in: 1853)

Nottingham Daily Guardian (founded in: 1861 closure in: 1905)

The Globe (founded in: 1803 closure in: 1921)

contributor:

British Quarterly Review (founded in: 1846 closure in: 1886)

Plymouth Mail (founded in: 1887 closure in: 1915)

Punch (founded in: 1841 )